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Characters By Chapter
EDITOR:
Kristian Fabricante
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CH FIRST NAME LAST NAME DESCRIPTION
1GideonFellProtagonist. Doctor of Philosophy, expert on crime.
 Hadley The chief inspector.
 TadRampolFell's companion.
 MartinStarbethMurdered.
 DorothyStarbethMartin's sister. Rampole's girlfriend.
 WilliamBittonThe book collector. The owner of the stolen manuscript.
 The Mad HatterThe Hat thief.
 PhilipDriscollWilliam's nephew. A news reporter.
 ThomasSparkleThe police constable.
 JamesMcGuireA police constable.
 Jennifer The horse.
 IsaacSimonides-LevyA well-known member of the stock exchange.
2Edgar AllanPoeA famous poet.
 Dr.MastersThe Philadelphia collector.
 Prof.HerveyThe leading authorities on Poe.
 Allen The leading authorities on Poe.
 Dr.RobertsonThe leading authorities on Poe.
 SheilaBittonWilliam's daughter.
 LesterBittonWilliam's brother.
 JuliusArborThe American collector.
 GeneralMasonWilliam's friend. The deputy governor of London.
 RobertDevereuxEarl of Essex.
3Anders The police sergeant.
 RobertDalryeGeneral Mason's secretary. Aka: Bob.
 LeonardHaldyneThe keeper of the jewel house.
 Dr.BenedictThe chief-of-staff in charge of the army hospital.
 Mr.RadburnThe chief warden.
4JohnBronlowOne of Dalrye's colleagues.
 Parker One of General Mason's assistants.
5Amanda GeorgetteLarkinOne of the tower's visitors. Philip's neighbor. Aka: Amanda Leeds, Georgie Simpson, Emmy.
 LauraBittonWilliam's sister-in-law. Lester's wife.
 Betts The police sergeant.
6Hamper A police sergeant.
 DoctorWatsonThe police surgeon.
7Mary The mystery woman.
8JosephMcCartneyThe owner of the property where Poe's manuscript was found.
 DanielSpenglerJulius's friend.
 Mrs.SpenglerMr. Spengler's wife.
9IanHamiltonA General.
10Sylvia Dorothy's former schoolmate.
 Somers The man who investigated Larkin.
 MaryTudorPhilip II's wife.
 Philip II King of Spain.
12TheopilusMarksWilliam's valet.
14LordSandivalMark's former employer.
17Mr.HobbesThe Bitton's butler.
 Margaret Sheila's friend.
The Mad Hatter Mystery suggested by Elizabeth Robinson
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